The U.S.Constitution protects public employees from wrongful invasion of privacy by anyone acting on behalf of the government.

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With regard to the public sector, the Constitution protects individuals from wrongful invasions by the state or by anyone acting on behalf of the government. The personal privacy of federal, state, and local employees is therefore protected from governmental intrusion and excess. As we will see later in this chapter, private sector employees are subject to different-and often fewer-protections.

The USConstitution Protects Public Employees from Wrongful Invasion of Privacy by by Anyone